Portuguese activity, aimed at ninth grade students, addresses the verbs in the present tense. Are we going to study the present tense? To do this, answer the various questions based on the text about the Phytotherapy! These questions address different verbal aspects, from that time on! Let's get to work, guys!
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Using plants to treat illnesses, including anxiety, is an ancient practice – more so than the teas grandparents love to suggest to cure anything. And, with the evolution of studies on the subject, new concepts about this therapy emerged, as explained by Patrícia Cândido, one of the developers of Fitoenergética, a natural healing system by through the energy of plants: "they have an energetic character capable of replacing the energy we lose in moments of tension, stress and anxiety, maintaining our balance in a good way. general".
Patrícia believes that the benefit of herbal medicine covers the treatment of four types of anxiety: physical (excess physical energy), emotional (accumulation of harmful emotions), spiritual (lack of integration between the physical and spiritual "I") and mental (excessive concentration of ideas in the mind).
To combat these types of anxiety, as the specialist suggests, "the most suitable plants in the case of anxiety are chamomile, mackerel, marcela, valerian, boldo de Chile and rue". Recalling that the infusion in hot water is not the only means of consumption, Patrícia also suggests the absorption of the properties through baths, incense, compresses, essences and sprays.
Magazine “Segredos da Mente – Brain and Anxiety” – Year 2, n. 3, 2017.
Question 1 - There is a verb in the present tense in the excerpt:
a) “[…] new concepts about this therapy emerged […]”
b) “[…] the energy we lose in moments of stress […]”
c) "Patrícia believes that the benefit of herbal medicine [...]"
d) “To combat these types of anxiety […]”
Question 2 - In the passage “[…] they have an energetic character […]”, the subject of the verb in the present tense “have” is a pronoun:
a) relative that takes up “the plants”.
b) personnel who take up “the plants”.
c) possessive that takes up “the plants”.
d) statement that takes up “the plants”.
Question 3 - In the segment “[…] the teas that grandparents love to suggest to cure anything.”, the verb in the present tense “love” indicates:
a) an action of the grandmothers.
b) a state of the grandparents.
c) an attribute of grandmothers.
d) a way of being of the grandmothers.
Question 4 – In the excerpt “[…] the benefit of herbal medicine covers the treatment of four types of anxiety […]”, the verb in the present underlined could be replaced by:
a) encompasses
b) associates
c) enlarges
d) restricts
Question 5 - The verb in the present tense “encompasses” requires a complement without a preposition. Therefore, he is:
a) connection
b) intransitive
c) direct transitive
d) indirect transitive
question 6 – In “[…] as the specialist suggests […]”, “the specialist” is:
a) subject of the verb in the present tense “suggests”.
b) direct object of the verb in the present tense “suggests”.
c) indirect object of the verb in the present tense “suggests”.
d) direct prepositional object of the verb in the present tense “suggests”.
Question 7 – The term "cure" is verb in the sentence:
a) “[…] natural system about healing through plant energy […]”
b) “[…] natural system for healing through plant energy […]”
c) “[…] natural system with healing through plant energy […]”
d) “[…] natural system that heals through the energy of plants […]”
Question 8 – In the text, present tense verbs are in indicative mode to express:
a) wishes
b) orders
c) certainties
d) hypotheses
Per Denyse Lage Fonseca – Graduated in Languages and specialist in distance education.
At answers are in the link above the header.
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